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Being Open to Discovery
September 2, 2018
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This sacred season is replete with holy days, each unique yet wedded to one another through the theme of teshuvah - turning, returning, repenting, and renewing. As we step into each holy day we encounter opportunities to celebrate; to contemplate life, eternity and forgiveness; to raise up harvest, hospitality and spiritual protection; and finally, to dance as we celebrate Torah and the gift of new beginnings. This month is an invitation to find meaning and inspiration through sacred time. Let's clear a path for these occasions and open ourselves up to discovery as we embrace them. Wishing you sweetness and blessing as we step into this new year - 5779 - together.
Shana Tova U'metukah, Rabbi Linda
Fri, May 10 2024
2 Iyyar 5784
Today's Calendar
Religious Practices Committee Meeting (on Zoom) : 9:30am |
Tot Shabbat (In Person) : 5:45pm |
Shabbat Services with Rabbi Nathan (in person) : 7:30pm |
Candle Lighting : 7:48pm |
Upcoming Programs & Events
May 10 Religious Practices Committee Meeting (on Zoom) Friday, May 10 9:30am |
May 10 Tot Shabbat (In Person) Friday, May 10 5:45pm |
May 10 Shabbat Services with Rabbi Nathan (in person) Friday, May 10 7:30pm |
May 11 Shabbat Services with Rabbi Nathan (on Zoom) Shabbat, May 11 9:45am |
May 12 |
This week's Torah portion is Parshat Kedoshim
Shabbat, May 11 |